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    Java script File>New>Window

    I can get new browser windows to appear with window.open and that is dandy,

    but what i really need is to open a clone of the current window that contians all the currently entered data and
    submit that data in another window.

    How do I open a new window containing a clone of the page?
    The same as File>New>Window in IE?
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    I think the only way that you could do it is by opening the page in a new window as you are already doing and then loop through the form fields and fill the for in the new window with it's values.

    Is that what you are talking about?
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    Um. sorta.

    I can do what you said, and that will work for one page, but
    when using IE, under the file menu is New >> Window.

    It would be very nice to be ablel to duplicate this functionality as
    the new windows carry all the same state as the original. Hmmm.
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    I don't think you can do that.
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    you could do it in PHP, i think, by strategically saving temporary files and opening them client sided, i think... or maybe i have no idea what im talking about...

    post it in the PHP forum

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    Originally posted by morrowasted
    you could do it in PHP, i think, by strategically saving temporary files and opening them client sided, i think... or maybe i have no idea what im talking about...
    *scratches his head* I think that latter is correct.
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